T I I i I 1 l t t t 4 L i 1 1 HE > B NER < 0 l < THE CHIPLEY BANNER 8 VOLUME VII CHIPLEY WASHINGTON COUNTY FLORRIDA SATURDAY AUGUST 19 1899 NUMBKR 10J II X fiOV ATKINSON DEAD mer Chief Executive of Georgia Passes Away at His Home In Newttan UNCEMENT CAUSES SORROW THROUGHOUT STATE jig Statesman Was Surrounded By Family and Faithful FriendsA Brief Sketch of His Life overnor William Y Atkinson this home in Newnan Go at ok Tuesday morning Tho end peacefully The dying man was ndedby all the members his Slate family and many of his I Is He bad been elowlyeinking everal days and Monday r I lis physicians announced that I old not recover His sicknats I about fifteen days during which every attention and care that at skill oould offer and loving could bestow were given him circumstances surrounding his fwere peculiarly sad and have gloom over the city of Newnan ommunity and causes sorrow bout the state Early Tuesday ling it was conceded that in a few i the great man would pass away ...

IrAfrw oj T1 c T FW n H 11 1 t THE BANNER PUBLISHED EVERY 8ATUIU AY J rBSCBtPTION fl PKR ANNUM INVAKIBLV 0 JN ADV A CE S llfTIBED AT THIS POST OFFICE AT CHI1 i LET TLA AS SECOND OLAH8 MAP I L MXTTIB H i EDITOR T 0 JOHM i i APyERTIMNO RATES OM APrttoiTKW i JlIJpllY Fin AitfrlOtlif ISM 1 I Gen Otis reinforcements will It Issald Is nnt bring his array up to 40000 men I this quite a posse simply to secure pos t session of tho trouble convoyed to u > In Spains quitclaim deed 1 We are In receipt of Catalogue of the I forty second annual session of the State Seminary at Tallahassee H shows Its Increas and Its valne as nclassical school j I it merits the large patronugo It receives j I See advertisement of the scbool In another 1 ry I other column I J 1 i TO CNow thnt a Hrltlsh captain I Jias said Otl Isltiiiotant ho should be re I called Ipimodlutflj Xuw England has supported his whiskers heretofore and It was slow work against him butltcrioratjce f Is a tlilng Now England cannot and wi...

If > S j I ice I I b r 1 S I 1 iJ STORM IN TDE WESt INDIES < 2Y 1L Two Hundred Lives ReportedLosiOn the < < Island of Porto Rico f 0 OTHER ISLANDS ALSO SUFFER FEARFUL DEVASTATION I I General Davis Sends Report to War Department and L t i Suggests Relief For Sufferers > 11 A dispatch by cable from Ponce J Porto Rico received Thursday mow I fi ing lays the town WAS almost destroy II I ed by a hurricane which broke over J the south coast II oclock last Tues 1 iI day morning and swept northwest There was no abatement for nine U hours the greatest damage being done between 8 and 10 a m The wires were down and communication with 1 the interior for a time was carried on i by couriers U Almost all of the frame buildings of Ponce arc down the bridge is swept I away and there is no communication between the port and city proper i Damage to the port is estimated at 3250000 Two natives are known to have been drowned The records and property of the custom house are ruined and all ...

VflSWraSp i A S < f < I 7 j THB CHIPL Y BANNERt rOLUME VII CHIPLEY WASHINGTON COUNTY FLORIDA SATURDAYAUGUST 261899 NUMBKR11 > LMAN AFTER WHITECAPS ia Senator Says They Art Raekest Cowards I RTS TDE ROOT OF EVlL ft I Speeches at Farmers Instl tte Meeeting In Oreen wood Sk Ci tor Bon Tillmnn was the speaker farmers institute held at Green 01 Wednesday At tho very jtog of his folk he pitched into Htecpperi who have been tel a portion of that section for t ten days whipping iaoffen TO 6 senator Senator calls them white cow d said they were a disgrace to fcnuty He thought if the Tol tbe republican party leaders 111 stirring up the negroes they Ho bo dealt with u want to uproot the evil ond i snake go kill the Tolbeu but abuse the poor innocent black es e yankee said the senator ching as closely and the eyes of ole world are now on the race In in the south They will take Jtage of everything of this kind age the south You arc just play nto the yankees hands They anting to cut down...

1 f C I I i I II tJi 1 lh111 c t it F I I a i L t ii y = IiI TilE BANNER I PUBLI8HKU KVERYSATUUiAV 4 UBSCBIFTION 1 PKRANNUIINVu DLY ADTAXCK I I t = Ti CHTIRED ArTtlK PHOT OFFICE AT CUl 1 t LEI YLA A3 HKCOHD CIA88 UI1 N MATTER iijoxx EDITOR I I ADVERTISING RATES OX APPMOATI N i 7 Cuiploy Fla Aug gOtli 180O t Doe and Funstou hats arc on sale 1l and can now be purchasedby anyone but I Dewey and Funston heads are as scarce II ever I I Just as tho pension roll of ourold wars had begun to diminish cjmes tbo news f that 16000 claims have already been filed on account of the war with Spain Only t 20000 soldiers fought In Cuba and Porto rico butAlgpr pestcamps and tho Phil ippines will keep tho PenMon Office and the taxpayersbusy for a long time to ti come I It Is reported thnt recently a Lincoln county young lady was teachlnr a class In spelling when the word husband was put on the blackboard None of the i children could pronounce It and In order to helo them ont the teacher asked them What...

tkk I 1 THEY ARE GUESSINl Democratic Politicians Uncertain I as to Orokers Sincerity i I illS PRAISE OF BRYAN UNSTINTED I f Tummnny llos Declnrci Nobraskan Is I Greatest Man This Country ii nfl Ever Produced A Washington special says The 1 democratio politicians do not know I ii exactly what to make of Crokera un stinted praise of Mr Bryan or how I far to put faith in his words In New Ij York ho is thought to bo sincere and this thought Is very annoying to the fti Whitney tiing of tho Now York item tl ooraoy Some of the Bryanites at the iA national capital however see an ele I ment of danger to Mr Crokes friend l ship and find a string attached to his I support of the Nebraskan The for iLv mers statement that the silver ques tion can safely be left to congress Is 4 taken by some to mean that ho and iI the Saratoga conferees will bo willing U to accept Mr Bryan and to work for his election iIthe Bryanites will agree 1I to leave silver out 01 the platform 1 The few suspicions ones eee...

4 1 YY AV IHL CHIPLEY BANNER 7 T y OLUME VII OHIPLEY WASHINGTON COUNTY FLORIDA SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 21899 NUMBER 12 n TRANSVAAL TROUBLES 1 Only Be Settled at Present Stage By a Resort to Arms KRNEKS REPLY IS NOT AN ACCEPTANCE is Who Are Posted on Affairs See No Way t old War With the Transvaal Government on cable dispatch says Th i fcfflce in confirming tho die m Oupe Town saying the i government had handed its he British agent at Pretoria Mr Alfred Milner has tole message to that effect All officials of the colonial office j in regard to tho matter ply is not a complete accept ho proposal of Mr Chamber IB no longer any doubt that at Kruger has refused to sub he demand of Mr Chamber the ap pintment of a court o Ho may have done BO diplo or hedgingly but that his regarded by the British gov as tantamount to positive reo now an established fact The office is normally nonoom ut there nre other evidences mply justify tho statement rt that President Krngor has new terms is somewhat veri th...

r co V s < si lo 11 F e Si = 4 THE BANNER PUBLISHED EVERY BATUBbAY j I IOBSCBIPTION flPER ANNUM INV ARIDLY I JN ADVANCE ENTERED At THE POST OFFICJC AT CHIP LET FIA AS SECOND CLAPS lAIT t MATTER ii I T OJONIW JoDiTOR > i I ADVERTISING RATES OS APPUOATHN Chlploy Fin Sept 2 ill 1809 I Tho p Journal will get out a t i trade edition In October llio Journal I I t a hustler It grows as Pensacola prows be wer In tho land 1 r and will soon n power f I Would be out of place to ask those I gentlemen who o friends are so persist for gubernatorial ontlv nrelug their claims f rial honors to make a plain statement of u their position 1111 rrsnrrt µ the next na tional platform and ticket Am they nnw In favor of and will thcv work for the adoption of the free sliver plank and the 1 nomination of W J Bryan for president The are little Iln + rr but thoy arc In i tere lng nevertheless Who will be the I first todprlarohlmsHf Dont all speak r r F at once Pen acola Journal 4 1 These nrc prinont and ...

T rr S S i1t I S I i j i I THE BANNER PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY ItJBSCKIPTION 1 PER ANNUM INVARIDLY iN ADV AfOB l I ENTERED Atm POST OFFICK AT CHIP t LET FLAAS SECOND CLASS MA1I MATTER I 11 l I I T UJONKJ EDITOR 1 I j ADVEnTIMNO HATES OJJ APPLIOATIN 1 = = = Cblplfy FIR RIpt 2i lt 180O lr Tho Fensacola Journal will got out a I 5 I trade edition In October Tho Journal Is I I t f a hustler It grows as Pensacola prows I In tho land be t t t and will oon a power I fr S Would It bl1outof place to ask those gentlemen whose frlonds are so persist ent l nreliw tlirlr calm for Jll1bllnato rial honors to make a plain statement of their position us resneets the next na ll tlol1al platform and ticket Are they now work for tho In favor of and will thev adoption of tho free silver plank and the J nomination of W J Bryan for president Tiles are little things huts thoy are In 1 rS terl < fnir nevertheless Who will bo tho first tod ftarn himself Dont all speak 1ft f at once Pon acola Journal r J 4 ...

I = f tiIi DEWEY AT NICE 1 I WELL RECEIVED i Frenchmen Accord Admiral the I Greatest Honors I j jk IMPRESSION MADE WAS MARKED j4 I tu Hero of Manila Denies Report That He Was Slighted at Trieste i L i i A cable dispatch from Nice Franco says Thursday morning Admlra 1 k Dewey accompanied by Flag Lieuten ant T M Brumby and the United States vice counsel at Nice rolurnei the viiit made by M Granet prefect I of AIpeiMaritimei Tho visitors were shown through t the rooms of tie prefecture tho former palace of tho kings of Piedmont The party then called on General OFarrell the acting militnry govern or whom Admiral Dewey thanked for 4 the permission he had received to land Zt anddrill his men at dur ing the remainder of the cruiser Olympias stay nt that place The Americans also called on Naval Commissioner Duval whom Admiral Dewey thanked for tho port facilities i which had been granted to his vessel The admiral asked M Dnvol to trans F I mit his thanks to the maritime prefect 1 d t nt TVi...

f > i et K r < rtl4ru aaM a etz 46 i I VIITHE CHIPLEY BANNER f i Vf i 1 r GLUME VII CHIPLEY WASHINGTON COUNTY FLORIDA SA1 U RDA SEPTEMBER 91899 NUMBER 13 ELS MENACE CAPITAL iez and Followers Ready to Swoop Down s Upon Santo Domingo ARE NOW CONFIDENT OF ULTIMATE SUCCESS Plock to Consulates With Hope of Protection f From the Americans Ks of Tuesday from Santo Do Btate that the tide of revoln ftapidly nearing the capital Hrolutionists have crossed the e and aro now only an hours HLbyhorso The government Ming and apparently unableto Hie insurrection Monday it da commission to confer H rebel leaders for the purpose B gto effect a compromise Hblle there is great suspense Bital may bo besieged In a few t compromise fails Kg the people there is general RTho president never leaves light or day except with n gnJldThe city is virtually ilitary law Tho soldiers are Bog the streets The foreign Btes are crowded with aliens Bnslve of disorder military commandant of San Bel was assassinated f...

tn f r e r r a r y IY M 11 i ut T t I tl c THE BANNER = rUB14 HED EVERY SATOKLAY 0 gUBSOBIPTIOK 1 PER ANNUM INV ARIDL IN ADVANCEr r f d t INTERED At TiE PeaT OFFICE AT CIIIT MAlT SECOND CLASS LET FLA A8 j I i MATTER I I f I 1 EDI1OR T C JONK 1 t ADVERTISING nAT s eS APtitcATIN r h hl pie y FIR Sept 01110180 f4 Grn Joe Wheeler says that he finds the I a Philippine country more favorable for is military operation than ho hnd suppos I ed Aunlnnldo seems to have known Its advance though Otis hasnt fonud k 1 them out Charles A Chonto Is ones more mem ber of tho editorial staff of the nsacola Ilt news Mr Choate Is one of tho best news U paper men In the State and wo welcome It him back to West Florida Wo congrat ti ulate the News 1 Ar thorn not enough negroes In tho presidents awe Into to enable him to make a negro postmaster out there now I rl a and then He should give Ohio a few doses of tho medicine which ho considers b so good for the South It may that the Ban Domingo revolutionists d...

I1p p 1 Uj 1r I < I i L f You Never Missthe Water 1 1 I Tilt the Well Runs Dry We never realize the value Jf htM unlit it it gone When old lime strength f Li and vigor ve o nting purify the blood 1 1 by hung Hoods SArsprHUt soon tt fteeed tppetHt perfect digestion study suttt It Is nerves and even iemper prove II I bringing back the jfow of perfect health I t 1 J odjS I t1 A Ihlloaophere Timidity I Tho daughter of the fatuous scient I t fJ t f ist Sir David firewater speaks with I tm tender frankness of certain character Ill titles of her father Amoug these she il Includes a curious timidity mid a great dread of pain which he used to I express with much freedom In this connection she quotes from the letter 1 of a family friend 1110 Illustration of the great philos singular timidity my father l ophers I Ii used to tell the following story At 1 the time Lord flosses telescope was 1 3 drawing so many scientific men across 1 ii I the channel Sir David was asked U 1 be were going too ...

I tt Y I Y I w wti I i > qH E CHIPLEY BANNEIL1 11 > T k t r t it fUMEVIl GHIPLEY WASHINGTON COUNTY FLORIDA SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 16 1899 NDMBKR u s I JACK EVIDENCE Reported In Mjs ipiCity r IN KEY WEST t Ine Rules Are Be ed at Various Points t us special says Bus ported Thursday from Y Miss wore pro fever Friday by tho ex ireful study of the cases lick all tho cases being Jiglily isolated and the under control Most of residents of tho town i avoid quarantine antinod against Missis day night The state of Mississippi qnarah t The Louisiana board i taken any action and not do so holding that tiger as the cases are yellow fever cases in was declared cured Fri only one sick Rev Mr ltd of St Paul B8 AND TWO DEATHS AT KEY WIST OB of yellow fever had p in Key West up to Fri a record for twentyfour e rocasoR previously omit ill number occurring to known is 127 tho total bs up to Friday being rtather ii still warm and Tprable for the spread of > of yellow fe ver having eredat Mississipp...

wSSvSt T f A t N Y F1 i t 0 t 1 01 I u = J 1 THE BANNER PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY I l I IOB80BIPTIOM tit un ANNUM INVAKIDLy ADVANCE r t 1 ENTERED At THE POST OFFICE AT CHIP LET FLA A9 SECOND CLASS MAIL MATTER = EDITOR T U JONJC ft ADVERTIPING BATES OX AFPUOATI N Ohlplcy Fin Sept IfiJIt 1800 y If the Altgrld Democrats dont cease J cheering AgHlnaldo McKlnlov may re i call Otis to deal with themand then Vr f where would they be If In sll jj The fact that mom than 1000001n m < Southern banks ordered sent to vcr wa I last week to meet demands Is evidence that tho Southern people arc still for sil I ver f41 It would bo obviously Improper for us to make any comment whatever on Brit ish oppression of tho floors until after we have completed our benevolent assimila F tion of the IlUplncf i 1 There are 5 > 0 cotton mills In the South and not ono of them In Florida North Carolina has 214 South Carolina 103 Georgia 05 Alabama 47 Tennessee 33 9q Virginia 10 Kentucky 13 Mississippi 10 Texas...